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This old rusted hook was screwed into a blue wooden fence post or something of that nature, and had bits of ivy covering it.
Another one of my personal favorites... The Tokina 12-24mm f/4 has proven to be incredibly reliable!
ADAW 16/52: Rewigged and redressed Little Dal Silver Ranger that got the Steampunk treatment for PUDDLE 2019.
the theme for macro monday for 9/11/17 is rust. have several possibilities-- this is one is pretty obvious. blue paint, eh?
Viewing large on black shows all the grungy details. ;)
This is an old Plymouth that sits in a driveway in my neighborhood. I love the colors of the rust against the fading body paint. Throw a little chrome in there and it's photographic eye candy. ;)
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PROCESSING NOTES:
for each individual image I ...
- duplicated the Background Layer, changed to LAB Mode, ran a high-pass filter, changed back to RGB Mode, and switched the blend mode of that layer to Soft Light
- duplicated the new layer to double the effect
- made another duplicate of the Background Layer, dragged it to the top, ran high-pass filter, changed blend mode of that layer to Soft Light (to bring out details even more)
- made a stamp of all layers, added a b&w adjustment layer, manually adjusted it for a high-contrast look, switched that stamped layer to Soft Light blend mode, then tweaked the b&w adjustment layer until I achieved the desired look
- added a texture layer to the top and changed it's blend mode to Soft Light
After putting them all into the collage then individual adjustments were made (curves, hue, levels, masks where needed, etc.) to get them all to flow well.
A piece of fabric, previously painted on the back with acrylic, dipped in rust then tied and soaked in tea.
I went to take pictures of driftwood but found this rusted area on one of the bridge columns and became more interested in it than the driftwood.
This is where my eye has been lately, spotting all sorts of interesting abstract textures.
Vauxhall Victor FB (1961-64) Engine 1508cc S4 OHV Production 328,640
Registration Number 5137 HJ (Southend-on-Sea)
VAUXHALL SET
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The FB Victor was introduced in 1961 totally restyled from the earlier Victor F Series II model, with cleaner lines and with a significant improvement regarding rust protection.
The model sold well and was widely exported though sales to the USA ceased after 1961, when Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick came up with home-grown compact models of their own.
Mechanically, the main change was the option of a 4-speed all-synchromesh transmission with floor change but the previously used 3-speed all-synchro column change unit was still fitted as standard. When launched the cars retained the earlier models 1508cc engine revised with higher compression ratio and revised manifolding increasing the power output to 49.5 bhp, In September 1963 the engine was enlarged from 1508 to 1594 cc together with an increase in compression ratio.
1963 was also the year when front disc brakes with larger 14 in wheels became an option. Models with the larger engine had a revised frontal treatment with a block style grille element and revised parking lights at either lower extreme of the grille.
Diolch am 80,085,550 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.
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Shot 05.01.2020.at Bicester Heritage Centre, Bicester, Oxon 144-738
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The cable stop on my 1996 Lemond Zurich rod bike. This bike is made from Reynolds 853 tubing. Though over 20 years old and with spots of rust this bike is still in use today and my primary road bike. Such a beautiful bike…and one that I will never part with. Here's to another 20 years.